Do the cables for the cameras provide the power and can longer cables be purchased?
13019
you can use a cat6 cable up to 750 and it will work also you need a Balun. converts from copper to BNC. the cat6 cable has 8 copper cable so it provides power video data.
13020
Yes, the cables are power and video. If you need longer cables let me know before purchase and I can switch in 100ft or 150ft plug-n-play cables for a small fee.
13021
yes, will have our brand as your option to extend with 25ft 50ft 100ft 150ft
13022
Hi Jacob, Thank you for your question. The cables do provide both power and connection in one line. Longer pre-made cables for this system are not available, however, it is possible to make some yourself with the proper tools, connectors and a longer spool of cable.
510746
Correct. You have to purchase cables separately. Does include power supply though.
15261
I would assume not as these are for converting bnc to cat5. As you know the cameras only utilize 3 of the 8 wires. 2 of the remaining 5 are for power supply. Unless you have a matched set of connections it is probably not going to work
1442990
There is one cable that contains the video connection and provides power to each camera. So no additional power supply is needed.
388434
Yes it comes with a wire for each camera. They are 75ft. Long. The wires are combined carrying power for the cameras and CCTV signal. I joined 2 cables for a total length of 150ft with no apparent signal loss
390835
This does not come with the cables this is just the 4 cameras and the surveillance system so if you wanted white cables you can buy them separately. You should know the length of the cable that you need and rule of thumb is always to add about 15' to whatever you feel you need! Hope this helped!
37724
There is a video cable for each camera. There is not a single power supply. I have 16 cameras and 4 power supplies for all. I suggest buying your own wiring. Out of the 6 cameras I used the supplied cables for only 1 ended up working.
739265
I'm pretty sure that the cables that came with the cameras were 60 foot cables. The good news also is that these new cables will hook right into your other ones, if you are extending your other cables as opposed to if you had to buy some from comp usa, you had to have a special coupler to connect the two.
1129103
No, the cameras have a single cable that has 2 wires (video and power) running from the camera back to the main unit.
1587067
Actually, and this is a very good question, the wiring for the cameras are included but the power supply for the cameras is not. This has to be purchased separately and it's fairly cheap to buy. It usually comes with in a 4 prong power adapter set for each camera.
1368965
I bought the 2 piece, Q-See 700 TVL camera set from Amazon. Best price found for adding two additional cameras to my system. Same cameras as the rest, and, yes, these do come with cables and power adapter. These accessories do not significantly add to the cost of the cameras, but will come in handy in the future if a cable or power adapter fails in the future.
401520
Yes, you can get 50ft. of security camera cable at ebay for $8.98. If you need 100Ft. get two.
1505387
Hi, I purchased the 4-camera system and it came with 60' cables (including video & power) for each camera
1225457
The cable for each camera is about 60ft, if you purchase system with hard drive from us, hard drive already installed, thanks.
524474
There's a foot or two long cable between the camera and ethernet and power jack on the camera, then a 6 ft 12v power cable.It's really annoying to cut and extend the foscam cable, since they're coaxial style. It's almost better to just get an extension for the jacks.
339351
No. The power comes from where the DVR gets its power. Each camera has two wires, one for video and one for power. These wires gets attached to long extensions back to DVR.
441276
Yes. The cable has RG59 connectors on each end. It also has a male power connector on one end and a female power connector on the other end. It works great for connecting security cameras. I'm using several of these cables in my home security system, along with a central power supply and a battery backup. They're much better at eliminating interference than the cheaper cables often supplied with cameras.